Consistent Doesn’t Mean Casual
Great feedback and comments on yesterday’s post on being consistent. But a couple comments gave me cause for concern…
The point I wanted to make was that you can’t stop and start in the business and expect your network to grow. It won’t. You have to consistently work ten to 15 hours a week until you’ve built the foundation and have true duplication happening.
Please don’t confuse part-time or being consistent with being casual or “slow wins the race.” Even though you do the business part-time, you have to do it with passion, intensity and urgency. That is what drives growth.
So how are you on this?
-RG
You’re right on Randy. One must committ to at least 10 hrs per week and set a goal to show the opportunity to at least 2 people per week. Know your ratios and work with passion. JL
I agree with Randy.
Consistency helps to grow business. If I stop working, everyone stops.
Thanks for this post and I will tell you exactly where I am: I am sucking wind in this part because I was using a system that was not working for me or my team. We were not in living rooms showing the plan 15 hours a week, we were dragging people across town to have ‘others’ show the plan for us and NOT having any volume. So I am bringing my top 5 leaders to my home tomorrow afternoon so that I can teach them what I have learned from you and Eric Worre about building a business. I refuse to not be successful and rich in network marketing!!
Good for you!
-RG
Agree. Just because some of us do this part time, doesn’t mean its some time. Two hours a day, everyday day, will accomplish more than 8 hrs a day, one day a week.
Focus! It is a business.
Randy,
I SO AGREE! I think taking it slow is just another excuse. Sabotaging oneself to not take action NOW! Without consistent action, you do not have success!
Cheers,
Mike
Thats true.Its time to take action ,ONE BIG MASSIVE ACTION